Rumor of Wilson Assassination Sparks Brief Turmoil
The report spread Monday that President Wilson had been assassinated, causing brief excitement before confirmation. Papers note the rumor’s uncertain origin. A Lusitania sinking summary appears elsewhere in the issue. The piece mentions Wilson pursuing cautious steps to avert war, while the European conflict intensifies. An exchange with a different Freder icktown paper quotes labor and price disputes, waves of unrest, and a critique of mine management policies amid tension.
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Wilson
Europe
Tariff Debate Warns Against Surplus Aid and Restrictive Reform
A dense excerpt from a Northern industrial forum features James, a captain of industry, arguing against curtailing production and promoting demand through tariff policy. The text critiques wealth creation by legislation, warns that tariff reconstruction brings years of doubt and bad business, and calls for curbing excess production or finding buyers with lower prices to avert economic stagnation.
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Tfsom
Wikattisarba
The Sort of Patriotism That We Really Need
The phrase respect our flag captures a moment of public resolve as thousands show defiant posture and firm resolve in support of national symbols and values. A surge of civic energy accompanies calls for unity and shared identity amid unsettled times.
Fragmented Verses and Notices From a Long-Respected Paper
A mixed page of obituaries readers’ notices local market references and miscellaneous verse pieces recalls a bygone era. It lists deaths marriages and memorials from families in the community alongside short notes on local events residents and clergy with scattered poetry and reflections.
The Man of Grief In the White House
Woodrow sits amid global turmoil as the world reels, facing a presidency under strain. The passage hints at leadership weighed down by crisis, with public anxiety rising and international tensions mounting around the era's pivotal events.
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White House
Woodrow
The Sleeping Car Fare to Poppy Land
A poem in verse describes a mother in a palace car comforting children aboard a night train. The eight oclock departure heads to a distant land as the passenger dreams while a child asks about fares, answered by a hug and kiss paid to the engineer. The narrator urges Hin to mind the trains daily, guarding travelers with gentle care.
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Hut
Malaria Cure Promises Quick Relief in Old Remedy
A dated medical note touts No 666 as a malaria prescription claiming five or six doses break the disease, with claims of liver safety and no stomach upset. The rest of the fragment lists church events, community notes, and local gatherings, including Mothers' Day observations at a southern church and social verses about farm life and tales from the town.
Rub My Tism Patent Medicine Curative Claim
An old classified-style ad promoting Rub-My-Tism as a cure-all for rheumatism neuralgia headaches cramps colic sprains bruises cuts burns old sores tetter ring worm eczema and more. Antiseptic anodyne for internal or external use priced at 25 cents.
Reform and Prison Reform Opinion
Louisville Courier Journal argues reform benefits society while emphasizing personal reform to stay out of prison, noting hardships of incarceration and advocating proactive change as a path to fewer crimes.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Their Difficulty Student I Hear Your Depositirs Are Falling Off
Cashier Yes they cant keep a balance Yale Record humorous exchange about banking woes in campus publication context.
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Yale
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